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OpTic Texas Wins Call of Duty League 2025, Becomes First Back-to-Back World Champion

OpTic Texas Wins Call of Duty League 2025, Becomes First Back-to-Back World Champion
OpTic Texas. Source: Call of Duty League

Key points

  1. OpTic Texas has officially won the Call of Duty League Championship 2025 over Vancouver Surge.
  2. The American team made history by becoming the first back-to-back world champions, having also won the CDL Championship in 2024.
  3. For first place, OpTic took home $800,000 of the $2-million prize pool.

OpTic Texas officially won the Call of Duty League (CDL) Championship 2025 after a back-and-forth grand finals against Vancouver Surge on June 29, 2025. The American team made history by becoming the first, and as of the time of writing, the only back-to-back world champions, having also claimed victory at the CDL Championship 2024.

Dallas’ warriors, OpTic, entered the grand finals having not dropped a single map throughout their run against Atlanta FaZe, Toronto Ultra and Boston Breach. But their perfect 9-0 streak was snapped in the grand finals when Vancouver Surge took a win in the second map, Search and Destroy.

From that point, the series turned into a breathtaking standoff as OpTic owned the Hardpoints, while the Surge dominated in Controls and Search and Destroys. It all came down to a final map, eight Hardpoint on Rewind, where OpTic managed to claim the win.

OpTic Texas Call of Duty’s player roster:

  • Anthony “Shotzzy” Cuevas-Castro
  • Brandon “Dashy” Otell
  • Rookie Mason “Mercules” Ramsay (CDL Championship 2025 MVP)
  • Cuyler “Hyke” Garland
  • Cesar “Skyz” Bueno

For first place, OpTic took home $800,000 of the $2-million prize pool, while Vancouver Surge received $480,000 for second place, and Boston Breach earned $160,000 for third.

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